1. Robert Acquafresca is a former Italy under-21 international and represented Italy at the 2008 Summer Olympics.
12 Facts About Robert Acquafresca
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On 14 July 2008, Robert Acquafresca revealed that he dreams of wearing the Inter shirt one day.
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Robert Acquafresca thanked Cagliari for letting him grow as a football player so that he one-day could fulfill his Inter dream.
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Robert Acquafresca scored again in his team's next home match against Chievo.
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Robert Acquafresca scored one goal against his parent team, Inter, on 13 January 2009.
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Robert Acquafresca was immediately loaned to Atalanta as the club had recently sold its striker Sergio Floccari to Genoa.
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On 22 June 2011, Cagliari announced that the club would not exercise the right to sign him outright, even though Robert Acquafresca had been the flagship striker for Cagliari since the departure of Alessandro Matri in January 2011.
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Robert Acquafresca re-joined coach Pierpaolo Bisoli, when in June 2011 the club sold its forward Riccardo Meggiorini back to Genoa and signed Federico Rodriguez from Genoa.
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Robert Acquafresca scored five goals in 20 Serie A games during his first season at the club.
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Robert Acquafresca has been capped for the Italian U-17, U18, U19, U20, and Under-21 sides, making his Italy Under-21 debut in a European qualifying match against Albania on 1 June 2007.
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Robert Acquafresca, who speaks Polish, in an interview given to Gazeta Wyborcza on 14 March 2008, said that he would leave the decision to the near future.
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Robert Acquafresca played for the Olympic team against Romania in a friendly match, as well as against Lega Pro club Borgo.